Politics What Jega Will Tell Nigeria's Council of State Today

[abujagirl]

SAHARA REPORTERS claims that Attahiru Jega, chairman of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), will today tell the country's council of state that he's ready to conduct the February 14 polls but the military is unwilling to work with him.

The media house claims it got the information from sources within INEC.

INEC officials allegedly believe that the military’s uncooperative attitude arose from a scheme by President Goodluck Jonathan and his supporters to frustrate the elections.

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[curator]

Well if 30% of cards have not been distributed does it make sense not to wait? How are they going to have elections in the NE state of Nigeria?
Not sure what difference a week or two would make - we have waited 4 years to get to this point.

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[Temitope]

A week shift in election date means a lot to the opposition. It can mean loosing when winning is already in view.

 

[curator]

A week shift in election date means a lot to the opposition. It can mean loosing when winning is already in view.

I doubt it. Most people have already made up their minds... unless in that week Jonathan can prove that Buhari is involved with Boko Haram, the $20Billion is in Sanusi's account and Obasanjo works for the CIA and has an agreement to return power to the north, then APC supporter swill not be changing their minds.

 

[Temitope]

But there are still many who are neutral and are yet undecided on who to cast their vote for. A week may also be used for scheming some rigging tactics. Nothing is impossible in Nigeria.